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Twenty-four students from the Sandpoint High School Class of 2026 have earned the Workforce Readiness and Career & Technical Education Diploma, recognizing their commitment to developing real-world skills an...
PREP BASEBALL: Super Regional tournament schedules released
PREP TRACK & FIELD: Caven, Porinchok win twice at Kellogg Last Chance Meet
With these signatures being turned in to Idaho’s 44 county clerks over the course of the initiative effort, Folwell said the group has been able to meet the threshold for 70,725 valid signatures across 20...
Under the bill, any government agent who enters private property without a search warrant could face a civil penalty of $1,000 for each violation an individual is able to successfully assert took place.
Sunshine, fresh produce and locally made crafts filled Farmin Park as the Farmers Market at Sandpoint opened its 2026 season. Market leaders highlighted strong community connections, vendor-made goods, live...
Seasonal recipes highlight ’tween‑season produce, including squash bisque, asparagus cheese melts, Scandinavian beet and potato salad, and rhubarb oatmeal bars. The dishes draw on stored vegetables and e...
Scott Herndon is at it again — same lies via mailbox-stuffing, same obsessions that have nothing to do with North Idaho.
Nathan Hansen pulled in a 17.9-pound rainbow that measured 35 1/2 inches to claim second place. Also, Dan Covey hooked a 16.05-pound rainbow that measured 33 1/2 inches to claim the fourth-place spot. Both f...
Most of these access sites charge no fees because they’re mostly user funded through fishing and hunting license fees, taxes paid on fishing and hunting equipment, gas taxes paid by boaters, and other smal...
Flathead National Forest withdrew an ambitious landscape restoration plan for the Swan Valley last week, prompting concerns that the U.S. Forest Service is shutting the public out of decision-making processes.
Families across the region are invited to take part in a series of biking events this May designed to promote safety, healthy activity, and community connection among local youth.
Sewer rates in the city have increased to $80 per month as the city works to repay a state loan totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
“3... 2... 1... blast off!” and the roars of cheering were all that could be heard from Priest River Elementary as model rockets graced the pristine blue sky during the school’s annual Aeronautics Day...
State wildlife officials plan to revamp invasive fish suppression efforts on the East Fork Bull River to combat a so-called “hotspot of hybridization” threatening native westslope cutthroat and bull trou...
The sunshine and warm weather wasn't wasted on Jim and Roxanne Helgeson. The lifelong Coeur d'Alene residents went for a ride on their recumbent bicycles Thursday afternoon in City Park.
A few thoughts from Thomas Jefferson
Daily Bee Voters' Guide offers invaluable information
Don't let Herndon mislead you on education
Police lodge endorses Asia Williams
Sandpoint swimmers bring home plenty of ribbons from Special Olympics Regionals
Woodward represents Idaho values, residents
IDAHO FOOTBALL: Vandals to host spring football game today
Media team up to host candidate forums